...and again one picture of the Wallhanging unrolled :)
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3 comments:
Oh how beautiful, and how inspired am i!!
I have only just started my path down Medieval delights, learning to sew and stitch in the process. I have only been going for about 6 months (total novice).
I hope that i can eventually manage something as beautiful as that. I have seen the photos of the original when i was overseas, but the colours are amazing.
Well done
Thank you very much :)
Maybe you would find my handout for the used technique useful:
http://racaire.at/index/embroidery/handouts/Klosterstich_v1-00.pdf
Best regards
Racaire
Thanks very much for that, i will have a look.
It was the black and white image of the original wall hanging that i took the shape for my first try at embroidery from. I didn't try the figures inside, but i might have a go now.
Constance
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